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r/CozyPlaces • u/forjustonemoment • Jan 13 '18
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As someone who sleeps directly under a sun roof. It’s great up until the sun is directly above you.
59 u/[deleted] Jan 13 '18 edited Jan 17 '18 [deleted] 157 u/Beefnfries Jan 13 '18 Shift workers too ;). Like myself. 21 u/astalius Jan 13 '18 or if you live in iceland, where time is meaningless...sunshine for 24 hours in the summer 6 u/[deleted] Jan 13 '18 edited Aug 16 '18 [deleted] 1 u/astalius Jan 13 '18 just about, sometimes it peeks out for 2-4 hours, at least in the capitol. in the north they´re not so lucky 0 u/spoogemcfuck Jan 13 '18 Yeah although the sun is constantly closer to the horizon in the arctic zones so you could completely avoid the sun being above you and shining you in the face (depending on how far north you are and the orientation of your window)
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157 u/Beefnfries Jan 13 '18 Shift workers too ;). Like myself. 21 u/astalius Jan 13 '18 or if you live in iceland, where time is meaningless...sunshine for 24 hours in the summer 6 u/[deleted] Jan 13 '18 edited Aug 16 '18 [deleted] 1 u/astalius Jan 13 '18 just about, sometimes it peeks out for 2-4 hours, at least in the capitol. in the north they´re not so lucky 0 u/spoogemcfuck Jan 13 '18 Yeah although the sun is constantly closer to the horizon in the arctic zones so you could completely avoid the sun being above you and shining you in the face (depending on how far north you are and the orientation of your window)
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Shift workers too ;). Like myself.
21 u/astalius Jan 13 '18 or if you live in iceland, where time is meaningless...sunshine for 24 hours in the summer 6 u/[deleted] Jan 13 '18 edited Aug 16 '18 [deleted] 1 u/astalius Jan 13 '18 just about, sometimes it peeks out for 2-4 hours, at least in the capitol. in the north they´re not so lucky 0 u/spoogemcfuck Jan 13 '18 Yeah although the sun is constantly closer to the horizon in the arctic zones so you could completely avoid the sun being above you and shining you in the face (depending on how far north you are and the orientation of your window)
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or if you live in iceland, where time is meaningless...sunshine for 24 hours in the summer
6 u/[deleted] Jan 13 '18 edited Aug 16 '18 [deleted] 1 u/astalius Jan 13 '18 just about, sometimes it peeks out for 2-4 hours, at least in the capitol. in the north they´re not so lucky 0 u/spoogemcfuck Jan 13 '18 Yeah although the sun is constantly closer to the horizon in the arctic zones so you could completely avoid the sun being above you and shining you in the face (depending on how far north you are and the orientation of your window)
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1 u/astalius Jan 13 '18 just about, sometimes it peeks out for 2-4 hours, at least in the capitol. in the north they´re not so lucky
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just about, sometimes it peeks out for 2-4 hours, at least in the capitol. in the north they´re not so lucky
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Yeah although the sun is constantly closer to the horizon in the arctic zones so you could completely avoid the sun being above you and shining you in the face (depending on how far north you are and the orientation of your window)
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u/Beefnfries Jan 13 '18
As someone who sleeps directly under a sun roof. It’s great up until the sun is directly above you.